Northwestern stores alleged to keep farmers loyal to Townley
Parehall North Dakota farmers and Minot activist James Miley accuse Consumers' United Stores of below cost sales to bind farmers to A C Townley's agenda through the primaries and possibly the fall elections. Brinton denied Mileys claim, invoking misused affidavits and trashing the speaker. a sworn affidavit from W R Lemmonnier alleging below cost sugar in Crosby, North Carolina is cited. Farmers doubt the stores will operate after elections as management resists hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Miley
Minot
Dave Larin
Brinton
Milloy
A. C. Townley
Mores Company
Marshall
Newpay League
Tie Pring
Grosby
Milroy
Tan
North Dakota
Ward
W. K. Lemonnier
N. D
Crosby
W. R. Lemmonnier
Peerehi
Aker
League
John L George for State Auditor Candidate Profile
John J George was born in Wisconsin in 1573 and raised on a farm. He trained in business, worked seven years as a bookkeeper, spent two years in a Steel North Dakota bank and one year in a Dawson store, pursued real estate in Mandan and elsewhere, and has spent twelve years with Bismarck Grocery as a traveling salesman. He has lived in North Dakota for twenty years and resides in Bismarck with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. George
Wisconsin
Steel
North Dakota
Dawson
Mandan
Bismarck Grocery Company
Bismarck
Kensall Journal Remains Loyal Despite Townleyites Protests
Kensall Journal editors and Farmers resist shift away from Nonpartisan League support as Townley advocates fail to sway readers. Editor W. T. Wasson quits league claiming strong local reaction. About 75 percent of Bordulac league members and about half of Kensall district members remain undecided or opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensall Journal
W. T. Wasson
The
Progress
League
Bordulac
Kensal District
Ten ND Men May Be Re Indicted Again
Fargo North Dakota June 19 Ten men freed from espionage act indictments may face re indictment under the amended espionage act of May 18 as the federal grand jury reconvenes next Friday Judge Amidon previously quashed indictments for lack of showing seditious utterances in presence of military or selective service elements The May 18 amendment broadens the cover and prosecutors expect re indictment of the ten defendants to proceed when the jury returns with the matter adjourned late in May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
C. Amidon
B. H. Schutte
Ellendale
Dickey County
Amidon
Schutte
United States
Rvice
Alleged Robbers Brought To Minot to Stand Trial
Minot North Dakota June 1 police chief John Reed and Special Agent A R McDonald returned with four men named J C Tuttle Frank Fenton C L Holmes and James Kennery held on robbery charges. Arrested at Genoa while trying to sell goods to Great Northern employees they admitted guilt claiming thefts from towns in western North Dakota and eastern Montana. The four were armed but surrendered when confronted. Fenton and Holmes said they had been “getting away with it” for six years and operated from California to North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Ommicer
John Reed
A. R. McDonald
Great Northern
J. C. Tuttle
Frank Fenton
C. L. Holmes
James Kennery
Genoa
Great Northern Railway
Reed
McDonald
North Dakota
Montana
Fenton
Holmes Bi
California
Restrictions Tighten on Beef Use in North Dakota
June weather prompts new limits across the state as rains delay planting and farmers face mounting costs. Officials in Fargo report restrictions on Mimoula and Moni affects stock movement while Viatheed reservation sees wet soil delaying wheat crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimoula
Moni
Adpertyisement On Hair Care Using Coconut Oil
Adpertisement warns against alkali in soap for hair and suggests using ordinary melted coconut oil as a greaseless alternative. It claims coconut oil is purer and cheaper than luxury soaps and can be procured at any oil shop.
Contradictory testimony in Krause murder trial in Chinook
In Chinook Montana on June 20 the defense's first free witness, John Severtson, testified he saw Eddie Foss return from Chicago on November 11. Witnesses Bjornstad and others described events surrounding Foss, Dr Foss, and a cattle shipment, with cross examination addressing timing, alibis, and a fake newspaper alert about a supposed shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinook
Mont
Krause
Eddie Foss
Chicago
John Severtson
Towner
N. C
Eddie Fos
Jacob Bjornmad
Dr. Foss
Eddie Fons
Herman Olson
Havre
Jp Foss
Bjornstad
Foss Brothers
Leonard
Dr. Fous
Loren Talbert
Sacred. Heart Hospital
Eddie
Nick Pike
Marshal Lutz
Mr. Krause
Wittees
Eddie Foas
Mr. Leonard
Northwestern men depart Monday for Camp Minot N D
Ward county select service men leave Minot on a Great Northern special train late Monday night along with 51 McKenzie county men 79 from Williams county 25 from Mountratt 62 from Divide 38 from Burke 37 from Renville and 48 from McHenry. Divide Burke Renville and McHenry men join Ward county group and travel to Minot arriving Monday and boarding at 6 Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Sune
Mighty-One
Ward County Select Service
Great Northern
MckKenzie County
Williams County
Mountratt
Divide
Burke
Renville
McHenry
Ward County
Take The Limit Club Organizes In Minot
Minot organizes the Take The Limit club with about 100 men capable of subscribing $1,000 in War Savings Stamps. Town officials expect Minot to over subscribe its $200,000 allotment as the big drive nears, with Town Criers Club handling the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. A
Cluts
Town Criers Club
No Place for Townley and Mills in North Dakota
A Loyalty League resolution calls on Governor Frasier to bar A Townley and D1 f of the National Jonas league from the state. The action targets socialists and other speakers, urging the exclusion amid anti social sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley and Mills
N. Dakota
Loyalty League
North
Dakkota
Frasier
Townley
Natopal Jon League
Walter Thomas Mila
Socialiat
Bt Socialiat
Miss Nielson Easy Winner in North Dakota Education Confab
Jean McNaughton Stevens defends Miss Nielson amid a Lake Valley City nomination dispute. She notes 1911 ND E l association history and asserts Nielson’s long record with ND B.A. and as trustee. The writer argues solidarity among teachers and the state’s likely recognition of Nielson as winner.
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Towner
N. J
Grand Forks
N. D
Bismarck
Valley City
Mies Niesson
North Dakota
Masonic Temple
Fargo
Wolfe
Minot
Abbott
Wolf
N. A
Miss Nielson
N. D.B.A
Jean McNaughton Stevens
Emerita
Townley talks at Pembina Non picnic amid uproar
In Pembina North Dakota June 20 farmers, women and friends protested as A C Artisan Townley spoke at the Non picnic in the Pembina grove. Townley recalled his recent months in Minnesota and criticized Jerry Bacon while asserting the mystery of the $16 paid into the Nonpartisan League. Congressman Basr also spoke, focusing his remarks on the current issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembina
N. D
United States Army
Navy
A. C
Townley
Pembina Grove
Ma Townley
Minnesota
Jerry Bacon
Red River Valley
Nonpartisan League
Basr
Alwow
Pembina Notes on Visiting Friends and Local Trips
Pembina social notes describe residents traveling to Creighton Ontario and Minneapolis, visiting relatives in Des Moines and Cavalier, and university attendance in Rochester, LaMoure, Wahpeton, and Grafton. Multiple families including Kneeshaws, Harrises, Feldmans, and McEwans are recorded visiting or returning home, with no major events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. Treichler
Creighton
Treichler
W. J. Kneeshaw
Katherine Kneeshaw
Minneapolis
Misa Kneeshaw
Mankato
Zul
Royal Brown
Des Moines
James McEwan
Cavalier
Devil Lake
Viola Benson
Wahpoton
Lillian Engle
LaMoure
Misa Dorothy Gray
Grafton
University
Chas. Feldman
St. Peter, Minn
F. A. Feldman
Winslow
Chisholm
H. B. Jack Chisholm
His Sant
Mies Davies
Mim Leilia Yy
Hasta
Neche
Chautau Wilhelmina Feldman
Sacral Dunn
Rummel Aylen
Winnipex
Pembina A
Woman's Statement Aimed at Easing Grand Ores Ad
Ad reads that a woman's statement will help Grand Ores and notes a dislike of cooking due to sour stomach from meals. The fragment hints at a promotional or guidance angle tied to dietary discomfort and a proposed remedy or product.
Forsyth Flood Reaches Ten Feet High
In Big Timber Montana on June 1 floodwaters from the Yellowstone rose past ten feet, as waters began to recede after cresting Sunday night. Residents worked to assess damage and restore access to affected areas along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BiMings
Mont
Yellowstone
River Flood Recedes Revealing Bridge at Fair Grounds
The city faces flood disruptions as boats pause tours and sightseers await train alightments. Federal official Fifield, overseeing the Huntley project, notes water receded past the east bridge exposing the small bridge near the fair grounds. Yesterday the floodwaters flooded the bridge floor, with flows extending toward the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifield
Huntley
Fair Grounds
Saskatchewan Crops Damaged By Weather In Midland Region
A Saskatchewan report from Regina notes 35 percent crop damage due to meager rainfall. Interior Elevator pany at Barkwell wires in today’s paper. A survey by auto practice groups indicates widespread agricultural losses across rural Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg
Man
Sapphine
Naodeat
Barkwell
Regina
Beak
Saskatchewan
Woeall
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Northwestern News
John L. George
State Auditor
G. W. Wilkinson
Bellans
Pavel Menage
Amet Caen
X. D
Foss
Northwestern Select Service
Jean McN. Stevens
Townley Sheet
DACOT
AH Pharmacy
Third Street
DeMers Ave
Bloc Jad
Grover
Elkay
Caldwell
Paris
Johnson
Peterman
Hind
Pond
Baby Fc
Horlick’s
Horlick
Mollin
Java
Diana
Maalted ‘Hospital Bist
Forsyth
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